Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-09-29
PRODUCE.
Wheeling,

6OIne SUOCh IL QuOUcu dl % ~ W ~ "
and Others at 81 10 to So 90. Cabbage
is somewhat plentier with a slight decline
in prices. The demand for potatoes con
tinues good with a lighter supply, and
there is a prospect for an advance IN prices,
Butter is in light supply, and the demand
is improving while quotations have adj
vanced. The sale of watermelons is about
done. Spring chickens continue in good
demand, with prices advanced. The fol
lowing are wholesale quotations:
Butter-Country choice 16a18c; good
country 1Oa12c; common 5a6c. Thesupply
is light and the demand is good.
Beans - For hand-picked navy the
demand is good and the supply is very
light. Prices are 81 30 per bushel.
Cheese-Prime mild Ohio factory SIC;
New York l4a15c; Sweitzer l39al4c; Lin
berger 9a1O. Market nominal.
Eggs-Strictly fresh stock 17al8c per
dozen. Supply light, demand good.
Feathers-ChOice in original packages
50a55c; i'll small lots 4a5c extra.
Potatoes Home raised, new, 70aSOc
per bushel, with scarce supply and good
demand.
Poultry - Live chickens, old, So OO
per dozen; spring chickens 81 5Oal 10
per dozen; demand good and supply light.
Realistically ut Halle for white mixed
cotton; la14c for all wool, and 1fall for
mixed.
Lard-Country prime, with a fair de,
mand, at 69a7c.
Onions-Per bushel 81 GOAL 10; demand
good; supply scarce.
Cabbage-Home raised 81 % per barrel
demand fair; supply fair.
New COrn-Per dozen l5c; supply fair,
demand good.
Tomatoes Oc per hushel; demand
poor; supply fair.
Pears-Home raised S. OOa4 90 per
barrel, owing to quality; supply light;
demand good.
Peaches-Per box 81 5Oa2 CO.; demand
good; supply light.
New York.
NEW YORK, September 23.-FlOur-Re-
ceipts -, 022 packages; exports pa barrels
and 1914 sacks; market steady; sales
l4,2OO barrels. Wheat-Receipts 1879, 100
bushels; exports S3,5l3 bushels; sales
5,36S, 900 bushels futures, and l14,OOO
bushels spot; options steady; spot lots less
active and weak; No. , spring Sic; ungra-
ded red 7SaS2c; No. l white SSc; No. =
October SO4aSlSc, closing at sole; NOvem-
Der 81 l3-16aS23c, closing at 81 &c; Deem
Der S3laS4 Bloc, closing at S3sc; January
"a 7-16aGS5sC, closing at Sage; February
~S55aS6sc, closing at S5kc; May ~S9aS9Bc,
closing at S9sc; June S9!a90lc, closing at
S9Ic. Corn-Receipts go, 700 bushels; ex-
ports AIS, 600 bushels; sales :, 272, 600 BUSH
els futures, l68, 600 bushels spot; spot lots
advanced 4asc and options Sa5c, closing
with a slight reaction; ungraded 5l3a524c;
No. = September SIC; October 5la513c, clos
ing at 5lSc; November 515a52c, closing at
5lEc; December 5l4a52iC, closing at 52c;
January 51Sa52ic, closing at 52c; May 53a
53!c, closing at 53!c. Oats-Receipts TO-
800 bushels; exports none; sales 400, 600
bushels futures and 900, 900 bushels spot;
market a shade higher; mixed western 32a
34c; white do 35a40c. Hay-Steady. Hops
In light demand; California and Penn
sylvania l5c. Coffee-Spot fair Rio quiet
at 193c; options 30al0 points lower and
moderately active; sales 10, $50 Gags; Sep.
TENDER II. 70a17. 75c; October1 Z. 50a17. 75c;
November II. 70al7 95c; December l7.S5a
10. 15c; January II. 95a1S. 20c; February
IS. 1OalS. 2Oc; March and May Is. GOALS. l5c;
June Is. 25c. Sugar-Steady and quiet
centrifugal SIC; English Island 4 1-l6c;
refined quiet; extra C 5Ic; %granulated
s 1-16c; cubes 6sa6ic. Molasses-Un
changed. Rice Steady. Petroleum -
Firm; United 67lc. Cotton Seed Oil
Quoted at 33c; crude 4la43C. Tallow-
Firm at 4a4 Lice. Realistically. Tur'
pentine Steady. Eggs-In fair request
receipts $3.50 packages; western l7la20c
Pork-More active and steady. Cut Meat:
Dull and weak. Lard-A shade higher
western steam spot Sc S64; September
S. 50; October Sc 7Ss6 10; November Sc Z.
as "A; December Sc II; January Sc 1T
6 70; city steam Sc rs. Butter-Firm anC
quiet; western l3a25c; western creamery
l6a25c. Cheese-Firm with demand light
at 94a112c. Copper-Quiet; lake lO3c.
Chicago.
CHICAGO, Ills, September 2S.-rrad
ing in wheat was active, but the feeling
was unsettled and rather weak most of TIT
session. There was good buying, but al
the same time the offerings rather exceeded
the demand, there being some realizing
again. This was a decided bull day il
corn; it went up before noon from to
cent per bushel, and advanced at one time
to 46 cents. The cause seemed to be these
A good demand by exporters, the estimate
of the crop of the year down to 100000,
900 bushels and declining local receipts,
which were to-day for the first time il
three weeks less than 400 cars. Oats dull
| Provisions were stronger and a better bust
ness t%ranspired. Flour strong, prices un
changed. Wheat-Cash No. > spring 7O4t
| TO2c; No. 3 spring 64lc; No. 2 red re
September 70sa7l4c, closing at rose; DC
tober 7Oga71Sc, closing at 7O!c; Decembe
73ta74!c, closing at 73fc; May 7Ssa79iC
Corn-Cash No. 242}c; September 42a43c
closing at 42}c; October Al 5al23c, closing a
4lsc; November 4l5a423c, closing at 42!C
May 451a46c, closing at 455c. Oats
Cash No. . 26e; September 25!a25sC
closing at 25ic; October 259a25Bc, closin
at 25jc; November 35Js26l, closinga at 26sC
NAV 292a3Oc, closing at 29bc. Rye-Cas
No. , Csc. Barley-No. 2 69a70c. Fla
Seed-No. l 81 OCT. Timothy Seed
Prime 81 "a. Mess Pork-Cash SIS OF
wear Sl215; January $12 35. Lard-Cas
S. AT; September, October and Decembe
S. 37@a6 47I, closing at S. Az; Januar
Sc 45a6 52}, closing at So 529. Bulk Meat
Short ribs s. IS, shoulders S. 25a5 81
short clear s. 15as 20. Whisky-At 81 II
Sugars-Cutloaf 6Ja7c; ~granulated 6!t
standard A etc. Butter Less demand
creamery l6a23c; dairy 15al9c. Eggs
Firm; 17a17!c.
Philadelphia
PHILADELPHIA, September %. -Flour-
Quiet but firm. Wheat-Quiet; No.
red September SOias1c; October 9Ot
81Ic; November s2sas2sc; December 83s
s3sc. Confirm; No. 2 track 52'
No. 2 mixed September ~5O3a5ltc; Oct
Der 5Oa51c; November 49a51fci Decemb'
4s1a493c. Oats-Spot firm, but deman
moderate; No. 3 white S32c; upgrade
white 34Ic; No. 2 white 34ta359ci futur'
in fair demand but a shade higher; No.
white September 34saS5lc; October B
35tc; November 35aa36i; December 81
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